The invention relates to a transport system for vertically transporting goods and persons on an above-ground construction site, comprising a stewing tower crane (40, 300) and at least one construction elevator (10), wherein the stewing tower crane and the at least one construction elevator have shared anchoring (12) and are anchored or can be anchored jointly to a structure (30) by means of said anchoring.

A safety device is described that can be used on a column or a segment of a column which functions as a support of a lifting apparatus, such as a goods hoist or an elevator or a work platform, used on a construction site. Furthermore, the safety device can be used in combination with the lifting apparatus mounted on the column or the segment of a column. In addition, the safety device can be used in all vertical constructions that are modularly mounted from the bottom upward.

A safety device is described that can be used on a column or a segment of a column which functions as a support of a lifting apparatus, such as a goods hoist or an elevator or a work platform, used on a construction site. Furthermore, the safety device can be used in combination with the lifting apparatus mounted on the column or the segment of a column. In addition, the safety device can be used in all vertical constructions that are modularly mounted from the bottom upward.

A kit provides an elevator system defining an elevator transport axis with respect to an exposed vertical face of a vertical structure. The kit includes an elevator platform, rail segment modules having elevator rail element(s), a base structure and a rail segment stacking system. The rail segment modules can be serially stacked contiguously via the rail segment stacking system to provide a mast stack, forming contiguous vertical elevator rail(s) parallel to the elevator transport axis. The elevator platform can be transported along the mast stack via the vertical elevator rail. The base structure has a module receiving station which receives from a rail segment module source each rail segment module in turn, and feeds each one to the rail segment stacking system, allowing on-site coupling and bottom-to-top stacking of the fed rail segment modules, providing a progressively elongating mast stack, and transporting the progressively elongating mast stack vertically and progressively further away from the ground after each rail segment module is stacked thereto.

A kit provides an elevator system defining an elevator transport axis with respect to an exposed vertical face of a vertical structure. The kit includes an elevator platform, rail segment modules having elevator rail element(s), a base structure and a rail segment stacking system. The rail segment modules can be serially stacked contiguously via the rail segment stacking system to provide a mast stack, forming contiguous vertical elevator rail(s) parallel to the elevator transport axis. The elevator platform can be transported along the mast stack via the vertical elevator rail. The base structure has a module receiving station which receives from a rail segment module source each rail segment module in turn, and feeds each one to the rail segment stacking system, allowing on-site coupling and bottom-to-top stacking of the fed rail segment modules, providing a progressively elongating mast stack, and transporting the progressively elongating mast stack vertically and progressively further away from the ground after each rail segment module is stacked thereto.

A building site device includes a climbing formwork platform for the floor-by-floor production of concreting portions of a building core having at least one elevator shaft. An elevator system has an elevator machine platform vertically movable in the elevator shaft. In order to minimize the use of lifting cranes and the manual raising of supporting structures, the elevator machine platform can be moved jointly with the climbing formwork platform.

A building site device includes a climbing formwork platform for the floor-by-floor production of concreting portions of a building core having at least one elevator shaft. An elevator system has an elevator machine platform vertically movable in the elevator shaft. In order to minimize the use of lifting cranes and the manual raising of supporting structures, the elevator machine platform can be moved jointly with the climbing formwork platform.

A kit provides an elevator system defining an elevator transport axis with respect to an exposed vertical face of a vertical structure. The kit includes an elevator platform, rail segment modules having elevator rail element(s), a base structure and a rail segment stacking system. The rail segment modules can be serially stacked contiguously via the rail segment stacking system to provide a mast stack, forming contiguous vertical elevator rail(s) parallel to the elevator transport axis. The elevator platform can be transported along the mast stack via the vertical elevator rail. The base structure has a module receiving station which receives from a rail segment module source each rail segment module in turn, and feeds each one to the rail segment stacking system, allowing on-site coupling and bottom-to-top stacking of the fed rail segment modules, providing a progressively elongating mast stack, and transporting the progressively elongating mast stack vertically and progressively further away from the ground after each rail segment module is stacked thereto.

A kit provides an elevator system defining an elevator transport axis with respect to an exposed vertical face of a vertical structure. The kit includes an elevator platform, rail segment modules having elevator rail element(s), a base structure and a rail segment stacking system. The rail segment modules can be serially stacked contiguously via the rail segment stacking system to provide a mast stack, forming contiguous vertical elevator rail(s) parallel to the elevator transport axis. The elevator platform can be transported along the mast stack via the vertical elevator rail. The base structure has a module receiving station which receives from a rail segment module source each rail segment module in turn, and feeds each one to the rail segment stacking system, allowing on-site coupling and bottom-to-top stacking of the fed rail segment modules, providing a progressively elongating mast stack, and transporting the progressively elongating mast stack vertically and progressively further away from the ground after each rail segment module is stacked thereto.

An elevator includes: an elevator carriage that moves up and down; a partition that divides a space within the elevator carriage into a first elevator space for a person to board and a second elevator space for an unmanned transport vehicle to board; an elevator rail that includes a movable rail and is arranged in the second elevator space; and an actuator that moves the movable rail. The unmanned transport vehicle travels along the elevator rail, and the movable rail is switched between a first rail state and a second rail state by actuation of an actuator. In the first rail state, the first end of the movable rail is connected to the second end of the story rail, and in the second rail state, the first end is not connected to the second end.